Classic British Flight Sim

Tonks wrote:
Still, get to drive a classic at work so can't complain

Is that the TF LDV?

Off topic .......but does anyone have a camper van they want to lend a Londoner and his daughter who want to drive to Scotland for Xmas to get away from it all? :roll:

Good rates of payment offered..... :tab:

Tony

Your wanting to come up here for Christmas Tony... In a Camper Van... you do remember Scotland don't you.... You'll need a camper van with double glazing, central heating... and of course a driver so you can enjoy some malts

My kid drives and yes i remember Scotland well in the 80's from my days at Lossie and my kid wants to see nessie.....maybe after a couple of malts we will..... :drinkers:



Tony

I didn't learn to drive until I was 30 (well, you don't need to in London) so the list is relatively short:

Mini Clubman Traveller - I can change the starter motor on these blindfolded, and I'd love to get my hands on the man who thought that was a good place to put the battery!
Skoda Favorit (pre-VW revamp)
Skoda Favorit Estate (post "jack it up and drive a Polo underneath" revamp)
(Worth mentioning that I once had use of a Skoda Rapide while the Favorit was being serviced - I have never been so scared when driving a car! :o )
Citreon BX 1.9 GTi (which I loved)
Fiat Tipo (which I loathed)
Mini Mayfair, repainted as a faux Cooper.

My current car is a Peugeot 306 XSi with only 33000 miles on the clock, and a wonderful car to drive.